Has Forward Guidance Been Effective

Andrew Lee Smith · Thealexa Becker

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Monetary Policy and Economic Impact Market Dynamics and Volatility Economic theories and models

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A. Lee Smith and Thealexa Becker compare forward guidance announcements with changes in the effective federal funds rate and find the two policy measures have had similar macroeconomic effects.

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